We don't buy the first thing we see.My deals take longer from initial client introduction to closing. 

Also, look out soon I will be posting an introduction about myself if anyone is interested in getting to know me better :) Thanks,Gabriel

However, I would explain this nicely to the tenants during the introduction to let them know so that the notice would not be unexpected and they know what will happen if they pay late.Technique I've used with previous tenants is that I made myself as just a messenger from the owner, which makes me not really the same thing as owner since i'm just a lowly servant.

First post here :) I guess I should make this an introduction as well.

Not at all IMO, the initial contact was arising from a solicitation and the "known to us" is usually past business dealings,or an introduction by a third party you do business with, not a hand shake through an e-mail!

Please advise what paragraph or statute   Has language stating withholding is required.Thanks, Todd G.

Now, reread the third paragraph!

Lemme' put this into my spreadsheet... 5 unit buildingStanding water in the basement Significant market time to the public on the MLSDeclining neighborhood Purchase price $85kInsufficient reserves for a 25% down paymentNo REI experienceNo stated value add opportunitySpreadsheet says: "Divide by zero error"I'm the first one to acknowledge every person's market, strategy, and definition of success is different, but man ... this just sounds like a terrible, terrible introduction to REI.  

What would be the mechanism (maybe a paragraph in my loan document) that says I am allowed to see all HUDs from purchase and sale? 

The first paragraph of Question 6 in the link you first posted lays out what landlords are allowed to do.